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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1967
Page
8
The council weighed a proposed park development with a $100,000 price tag, sending the plan back to committee for study. It approved buying a 210 foot lakeside parcel on Lake Franklin for $500 adjoining school property to create a municipal park.
A. G. Edwards & Sons of Eustis announces a linked facilities upgrade to a brokerage industry leading system. Orders placed with the local firm route and confirm to the Loeb Rhoades booth on the exchange floor, with electronic validation and direct routing for immediate action.
A collage of notes discusses artichokes from Castroville as a low calorie vegetable enjoyed hot or cold with sauces. It also recalls Roman cultivation 2000 years ago and notes Castroville as the artichoke center. The piece shifts to space program value, then to Esperanto adoption, and ends with stock market averages doubling since 1964.
The Capitol diary notes early awakening in Governor Claude Kirk's office, secretary Lucille Rogers delivering papers, and first appointments. It criticizes office light waste and costly publications while observers worry about campaign tensions and who holds offices after the 28th. A Sunday driving note questions state vehicle use for leisure.
Federal standards require annual inspections for most vehicles, registration by make model year and ID, and driver examinations every four years. States must implement safety rules by 1969 or face 10 percent cuts. programs include helmet use, driver education, uniform traffic codes, traffic court support, alcohol test refusals, accident location identification, and traffic engineering measures.
The Weeki Wachee mermaids inaugurated their sixth season with an underwater adaptation of The Wizard of Oz. The production features specialized music, elaborate sets and costumes to stage the story beneath the surface.
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